🇱🇾 Making Libya investable again - Middle East Institute
Libya stands at a crossroads. After more than a decade of civil conflict, fractured governance, and international isolation, the North African nation ...
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Libya is signalling a potential economic turnaround through energy sector reopening. The National Oil Corporation (NOC) and Libya's interim government...
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Libya has taken a significant step toward revitalizing its energy sector by issuing rare oil exploration licences to foreign firms, marking a potentia...
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South Africa's manufacturing sector is experiencing a prolonged contraction that extends far beyond cyclical downturns. World Bank economists have ide...
Read full analysis →Mauritius is repositioning itself as a stable investment destination in a volatile African economic landscape. The upcoming Budget 2026-2027 consultat...
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When global capital allocators scan Africa's investment landscape, three nations consistently emerge as havens of stability: **Mauritius, Tanzania, an...
Read full analysis →Tanzania is making a decisive pivot toward ocean-based economic growth. President Samia Suluhu Hassan recently launched the nation's first domesticall...
Read full analysis →West Africa's three emerging economies—Sierra Leone, Burkina Faso, and Tanzania—are charting distinct growth paths as they navigate regional volatilit...
Read full analysis →The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has officially overtaken Ethiopia to claim the position of Sub-Saharan Africa's fifth-largest economy, marking ...
Read full analysis →Lagos State is reinforcing its commitment to vaccine delivery infrastructure, with officials confirming that approximately 5% of the state's annual he...
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Sudan's economy is under simultaneous siege. An increasingly aggressive blockade of Sudanese oil shipments by the United Arab Emirates—imposed during ...
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Sudan stands at a critical juncture. What was once Africa's third-largest country by area now faces potential dissolution into four distinct territori...
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Sudan's oil sector faces acute pressure as the United Arab Emirates restricts shipment flows through its Red Sea and Gulf ports, escalating a diplomat...
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The United States has suspended signing a health cooperation agreement with Zambia, conditioning its execution on parallel progress in mining sector n...
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China's top diplomat has arrived in Zambia for a high-profile state visit, underscoring Beijing's deepening commitment to Southern Africa's largest co...
Read full analysis →Senegal is positioning itself as West Africa's logistics and energy hub through an ambitious infrastructure modernization program aimed at capitalizin...
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Senegal and Bangladesh have formally agreed to establish a joint trade commission, marking a significant diplomatic and economic milestone for both na...
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Senegal has reasserted that its debt position remains "fully transparent" and aligned with International Monetary Fund (IMF) figures, a statement that...
Read full analysis →The Democratic Republic of Congo stands at an inflection point. With an estimated $24 trillion in untapped mineral reserves—including cobalt, coltan, ...
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